Hossam Ghaly

Hossam Ghaly ( حسام غالي, * December 15, 1981 in Kafr al- Sheikh ) is an Egyptian football player who plays in the Saudi Professional League for Al -Nasr.

Career

Association

Ghaly is usually used as a defensive midfielder or right. He comes from the youth department of the successful Egyptian football club Al -Ahly Cairo. Before he for three million euros to London switched to the " Spurs " in January 2006, he was three years professional with Feyenoord in the Netherlands.

Since 10 May 2007, the future of Ghaly was uncertain. On this day, he came off the bench in the Premier League match against Blackburn Rovers in the first half for the injured Steed Malbranque and then replaced later. In response, he took off his shirt and threw it angrily on the floor. This was followed by derisive chants of their fans, disciplinary action and, ultimately, an apology from the player. Nevertheless Ghaly played since that day no longer a game. An almost perfect move to Birmingham City, failed in August 2007 when he complained about the training conditions. In January 2008, he eventually moved on loan for the rest of the season for bottom club Derby County. After half a year in Derby, he returned to the " Spurs ". He came in the first round 08/ 09 in any competition for use, he moved to the winter break for two million euros to Al -Nasr.

National

Ghaly plays for the Egyptian national football team with whom he was in 2006 African champions. In addition, he was a regular player of the Egyptian U-21 national team, which at the World Cup in Argentina took the bronze medal in 2001.

Achievements

• Egyptian Cup Winners' Cup: 2003 with Al -Ahly Cairo
• African Super Cup Winner: 2002 Al -Ahly Cairo